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I'm trying to introduce Interval datatype to SQLAlchemy dialect which uses BendSQL as a driver.
Can we please have the Interval type map to a Python datetime.timedelta, currently it is returned as string and causes test failures on the SQLAlchemy side, e.g. AssertionError: ('24:00:04',) != (datetime.timedelta(days=1, seconds=4),)
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I'm trying to introduce Interval datatype to SQLAlchemy dialect which uses BendSQL as a driver.
Can we please have the Interval type map to a Python
datetime.timedelta
, currently it is returned as string and causes test failures on the SQLAlchemy side, e.g.AssertionError: ('24:00:04',) != (datetime.timedelta(days=1, seconds=4),)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: